Author: Maya NK
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Samsung One UI 6.0 Supported Devices: Android 14 device list
Millions of Samsung Galaxy devices have already upgraded to Oen UI 5.0 based on Android 13 operating system, but, Samsung consumers have now started to discuss the Android 14 update. Pay attention, Galaxy devices eligible for a more major OS upgrade might get One UI 5.1.1 as well, based on Android 13, before v14. In…
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Google Pixel 8 could feature 6.16-inch display: Leak
Google Pixel Fold with a larger display is coming soon. We have now started hearing news about Google Pixel 8. The latest information is coming from a trusted source, who claims that the standard Pixel 8 device could come with a smaller display – with a size of 6.16-inch. JOIN US ON TELEGRAM According to…
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Samsung Galaxy S23 owners facing serious camera issue
Samsung Galaxy S23 series launched with some outstanding hardware inside. The camera department includes a high megapixel number at the back of the phones. However, the Galaxy S23 and S23+ are now facing a serious camera bug, which could be a hardware issue, and will need a replacement of product. The issue is not limited…
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Google Pixel Fold could use a new M13 OLED display, Galaxy Z Fold 5 and iPhone 15 won’t get
We all know that Google is working on Pixel Fold devices. A new report suggests Google could be the first phone to use a new advanced display M13 material, which may beat Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold5 and Apple’s iPhone 15. According to the Korean publisher The Elec, Google’s Pixel Fold phone will use a display…
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Android’s new auto-archive feature can shrink an app’s size by nearly 60% without removing data
Google Play Store will start offering an auto-archive feature to seamlessly downsize unused apps without losing your saved data. This feature will make more room for new apps on your Android device. Whenever you run out of data on your phone, the Play Store will suggest you some apps to uninstall. This step will delete…
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YouTube Premium gets iOS SharePlay support, 1080p enhanced bitrate, and more
YouTube is now adding more features to users with Premium subscriptions. YouTube Premium comes without ads, background playback (Picture-in-Picture), and offline download features. Just like Google Meet live sharing feature that allows all meeting participants to interact with the content that’s being shared including YouTube, Spotify, and some games. JOIN US ON TELEGRAM iOS users…
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A new wireless charging test reveals Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra losing by big margin
Samsung Galaxy S23 series has launched with some outstanding hardware inside. A new wireless charging test performed by PhoneArena has revealed some important information. With the Galaxy S23 series, Samsung reduced the wireless charging speed to 10W (you can get 15W speed if you use a charger made by Samsung) from 15W on the Galaxy…
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YouTube Music sleep timer is now rolling out
Youtube Music has made many improvements recently. A generic sleep timer is now being added on YouTube Music app. It now appears for songs at the bottom of the full Now Playing list, which gets long after the addition of View song credits. The development of the sleep timer was first spotted in July last year.…
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Google Drive set a limit for the total number of files you can store on an account [Updated]
UPDATE: According to a Google spokesperson, the file limit isn’t a bug, calling the 5 million file cap “a safeguard to prevent misuse of our system in a way that might impact the stability and safety of the system.” The company clarified that the limit applies to “how many items one user can create in…
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Google’s Android launches Nearby Share Beta for Windows for easy files transfer
Google has now launched the Nearby Share beta app for Windows to transfer files between your Android device and PC. You can download the Nearby Share beta for Windows from android.com for Windows 10 and newer (64-bit version) with “ARM devices not supported.” For that, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi options have to be enabled. Google says devices…